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I would say if you assume that markets don't regulate themselves to the best, the argument that users should not care, is not valid. Or put it the other way: i
by telmich 7y ago
I would say if you assume that markets don't regulate themselves to the best, the argument that users should not care, is not valid.
Or put it the other way: if users don't care, they will be exposed to changes / forces they don't control nor want.
I think this is very similar to political activity: if you don't vote, your life will be more influenced by the opinions of others.
If you vote (care), then you can make a change
- kodablah 7y ago> the argument that users should not care, is not valid I agree from the user's perspective. The point is nuanced but important - users should care, but the reality is they don't and from an implementer's perspective we should neither expect nor require them to. So to rephrase, I mean "users should not have to care in order to use the product".
- telmich 7y agoGot your point - thanks for clarification!